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THE ASHirVTLLE GAZETTS-NET73.
FOR PERSONAL COM
FORT '
There's no coal like
M. & W. INDIAN
Over 9.) per cent carbon
free from dust, dirt and
tilate, it gives most fuel
value for the money.
. , Phone 130.
Carolina Coal & Ice
Company
SOLO GROCERIES
QH THE SABBATH
Mrs. Cohen and Her Daughter Sold
Butter and Police Say They've Of
fended In Similar Manner Before.
t 0.e4M ItMMIMMM
FOR I INK
WATCH KF.l'AIKINW M
OITICAL WOKK
Un U
H. M. FROST,
50 11111011 AveillM.
HMIHI I
I
Gaston's Water
Ground
Buckwheat
Guaranteed Pure
12 lb. Sacks, 50c
E. C. JARRETT
FANCY GROCER,
Phones 192 and 358.
12 N. Pack Square.
One of the enlivening case In city
police court thi morning had to do
r. Ith the mile of "groceries on Sun
day" In violation of a city Ordinance,
The defendants before the bur were
Mm. Cohen and her daughter. Mini
Cohen, whose speech was of the brok
en Kngllsh type. The mother and
dniiKhter were represented by Robert j
It. llev nobis, end during the progress
of the trial the counsel apparently1
li.i.l gnatcr iltfYkulty in keeping his
client iiulet than in presenting the
fai ls. Incidentally the cause hinged
around u certain half-pound of butter
unci the profit or Io.hs of u penny. j
The prosecutinir witness alleged;
that she hud purchased from Mrs.
Cohen yesterday a half-pound of but-j
ter: Hint she puld for the suld butter ;
12 ci nts. The daughter and the1
unit her H.ild that the prosecuting wlt
nrjis only borrowed tlie bolter, prom
Ising t return bntti r of the same
Wright tndiiy: further, the daughter;
ami the mother said, in effect, why,
should we sell u half-pound of butter
fur 12 cents? we paid 13 cents for It;
the Inference being that such a sale
was alumni. The police, however,
said that the place was kept open on
Sunday and heretofore groceries had
l,-i-n sold on tlie Sabbath day. In)
reply the defendants said that they
had sold lee cr'iini. soft drinks, etc..
on Sunda;. ; that they had a license.
The court held that the defendants
Mere guilty and Imposed a tine of $Ti
and costs with the warning that If
there were any more violations of
this specific ordinance by these par
ticular defendants the court next
time would lie more severe.
El To the Citizens
OF ASIIEVTIXE
All first-class druggists, han
dle Ollhooley Irish Liniment,
and the) back It up with what
might be culled a liuvernment
bond. In fact a guarantee
certificate goes with every bot
tle, to the extent that If ail-,
hooley'a Irish Liniment doe'
not cure Kcxem-v, Itl eumntUm,
In any form, - Salt Rlieum,
Lumbago or any akin ailment,
you are out nothing, aa the
druggist you bought It from'
will give back your money and
take the certlfloalo 'or hi pay.
The matter Is entirely In
your hands.
Gillioolcy Irish liniment Co.'
St. Paul, Minn.
THE HUDSON CAR
CITY NEWS
is made ly people w ho have had large experience ami are
motor-wise. HukIi Chalmers, who is president of the Clial-niers-Detroit
Motor Co., is vice president of the Hudson Co.
; You get great value in the Hudson. , See us about one now.
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'ASIIEVILLE CE AUTOMOBILE CO.
Telephone 1310. 15 & 17 S. Lexington Ave.
C
$3.50 Shoes
For Men
FIFTY CASES IN
THE POLICE COURT:
The Moral Code Seems to Have Been
Attacked on Every Hand by Asheville
Folk Since Saturday.
! Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. linscombe
IK. Morgan, 104 Asheland avenue, a
! son.
Forbes & Campbell, real estate
agents, have sold a half-acre lot at
New Ilridge station on the Weavervllle
car line for It. K. liowland to J. P.
Jarvls; the consideration being (150.
The Asheville tire department was
called to the rear of Canle N. Ilrown's
house on Haywood street late Hatur
day afternoon to extinguish a small
Maze In an outbuilding. The damage
was slight.
Of Interest to her many friends In
Asheville will lie the news that Mrs.
J. H Ilowait, now living in Knoxville.
Is steadily recovering from her recent
Illness, and is able to sit up for a
short while each day.
The stnti mcnt of the Citizens' bank,
published elsewhere In this paper,
shows that the deposits have Increased
3:, 1-3 per ecnl. during the Mist year.
This Is a most gratifying showing and
the officers are to be congratulated.
At a meeting of the creditors of V.
II Ijisulcr, bankrupt, today. K. II.
Atkinson was appointed trustee In
bankruptcy. Mr. Atkinson will take
charge of the plant and stock In trade
of Mr. Ijixat.r and will probably offer
It for sale at a date In the near fu
ture. The Simpson Tea and Coffee com
pany of No. 3"i Fast College street, a
new tea and coffee store, state else
where In the advertising columns of
tills paper that on next Wednesday
they will give away one pound of cof
fee free with ivery pound of tea
they sell.
When in Need of Printing
Of the hetter kind have it done by the Rogers Press. All
tyjM and presses NKVY, and only experts in the printing line
employed.
ROGERS PRESS
IS Tatton Ave.
Phone 254.
Asheville, N. C.
X.i
iiiircil
ikim
in
i. ion i
liet'iinsf mi skilfully
liiiidi'. Quality leather iimm,
and lasts tnif to the human
foot form.
Guarantee Shoe Store
BOCTIl MAIN ST.
I' was a d"( ki t of nn mean slue over
which Jiidu 1' I" I'ocke presided in
city police court tills morning when death
mole than a half-century of cases
wtc tlinpofti d of When court wa
op Med a huge butc h of spectators was
crowded Into the small court room
win)-.' th" door was jammed, the t or
rldor as filled und likewise the pre
mier's dock. The offenses charged
gain.-t the 51 defendants Included
gambling, disorderly conduct, drunk,
fighting, selling lliiuor. intimidating
witni"i's, elc It was one of the larg
Nev. s lias been received here of the
in lietrolt Friday of John
"hlld. formerly a resident of Asheville
and a brother of II. 1. Child of this
city. Mr. Child was engaged in a real
estate business here eight or ten years
ago with A. J. Lyman and had many
friends in Asheville. The Interment
was at Sprliigllebl, Mints.
Itev. Plato I.. Imrham preached nt
Central Methodist church yesterday
to large congregations. Mr. Inirham
IT IS A PLEASURE TO DINE HERE
TltA krHa la Ant- . it ti lt tha lsaiet In lha lrv unit nnr tn anil enni
all the market afford 0)-4rrs Ilsh am) (;umr a Specially.
DR. REED'S
CUSHION SHOE ; ,
For comfort and wear.
Price $5.00. v
CEO. W. JENKINS. '
2 South Main St Phone 11 S.
t HIM
THANKSGIVING
. TURKEYS .
' Pisco your order early; In- , ,
aurlng a choice aelection. ;
Wtt. Hill & Co. ii
-. City Market,
; v Phones 4 and 359. ':
nil neeii f
J. E. Carpenter
, JEWELER
32 Patton Avenue
Fine Watch Repairing
a Specialty.
Candy ? Kitchen
HAYWOOD STREET
NEAR POSTOFFICE
L. Blomberg Leads in
Cigars Tobaccos, Smokers Articles and Sporting
Goods. 17 Patton Ave.
MtMMMttt iMIM
t WE WILL BAKE YOUR 1
CAKES and TURKEYS I
FOR 25 CENTS EACH.
. ASHEVILLE STEAM
BAKERY
.-ft and withal, one of the most diver- w" assigned to Central church in-
irtMtM
stead of Kev. Mr. Abornethy and tilled
the pulpit nt Isith the morning and
evening hours lie Is one of the ablest
ministers In the Western North Car
olina conference and is now stationed
1 nt Concord.
LOGAN
ii
MKIK II T TAH4)lt.
V I'm b M. I'b TUT
A-lx-tlllc.
sitied I'ourts of tlie )ear Ti n gain
Id rs who were interrupted by the
police tally Sunday morning while en
Joying the little pastime of stud
poker, appeared through counsel and
pleaded guilty to the charge. The
couit In pns.ing sentence said that the .
offi nse v as aiigraviitrd by reason uf Hevenue Agent Sams' office this
the fact that It was committed on Sun- morning received notice of the de
dov and the ten sports were reoulred "ruction by Deputy Collectors Miller
to help Ihe school fund along to th.- "' Harklns of a large copper still
tune i.f t.'UD, each defendant being 'n Wilkes county, as well as the sell
fined $'" und the c.wts; thecosts In " of n large amount of corn meal,
addition to the total tines of f-jtiu '' about 600 gallons of beer. The
amounting I., something like :i,V raid was made In the dark nnd the
A si rap In a bouse of Ill-fame Sutur-' " men, w ho were at the still cs
day night in toe "red light" district : caped.
resulted ill the keeper of the house I
COMPARE
our
PIANOS and PRICES
i
with others.
We handle the following:
Mehlill.
Packard
Kisrhrr,
K merger,
liiidwig,
Sterling,
Miinn,
Ilolmrt M.Cahle,
l'.ush & I.aiie,
Cnhle Xelsttn,
Adam Sfhnnf,
11, S. I toward,
M. Sehnlz,
Solniier Chilian, ,
y Fnrrand (Veiliau,
AjKlllO,
Autopiano, .
DUNHAM'S MUSIC HOUSE
and several inmates being required to
appear and answer the charge of
keeping a disorderly house and aiding
and abetting 1 he keeper of the house
drew a tine of I JO and tin alders I ',
eai h.
Sci ral drunks drew prims of I, i
and 110 each.
IIIIHMIUHKtlUHUIH
K'K C'HKAJ FOR
TIIKStil(i niN.M'.It.
Chocolate and Vanilla made
from pure cream nnd delivered
Packed In ice. Hulk cream 11.25
u gallon; In bricks nt !i0 cts,
a quart, four quarts 1 1 .75.
ASHEVILLE
PURE MILK CO.
E. Walnut St ' Phone 554.
Job Carpenters
We do all kinds of Carpen
tering. We do it NOW at liv
ing prices. One trial is all we
want to prove our ability to
please.
J. L. DANIELS,
No. 5 Willow St
.; :'
I LET IT BLOW
And no matter how cold, f
-if you have a ton of
J M. & W. COAL
t in your cellar, you'll keep J
warm and comfortable, j
Fhone 4( JMUW tor a ton.
v. - . .
Asheville Coal Co. i
F. M. WEAVER Mgr. ;
t Phone 40. ' ' ';
. , i t , i
W. A. Ward
ANYTHING ELECTRICAL
Not the cheapest, but the beat.(
10 N. Court Square. Phone 449,
TURKEYS ;
; DUCKS
CHICKENS uT.
' GAME Ti
You will fipd here everything
needed for the table in the line
of meat, poultry and game.
First Quality.
THE STAR-
PHONE 66
Citizens Transfer Company
' JCMAN WOODCOCK, Owner. ' .
48 rATTON AVEM'E. TELEPHONE 25.
FURNITURE MOVING
Prompt Baggage Transfer Service
Endorsed by V. C. T. and T. P. A.
Try a Gazette-News Want Ad.
1000 CHRTSTMAS CIGARS, VALUE $100.
Barbee's Full Value Cigar Store
See us. Participate in this free deal. We give full value.
Value and Volume is our motto.
BARBEE'S, 14 Patton Ave.
HIS ELECTRIC, FIXTURES FROM US The man who
builds a new house should buy his electric fixtures from us.
WHY! llceause we have the largest selection, neatest de
signs nnd most reasonable prices. , ?Tn
Piedmont Electric Co.
64 Patton Avenue. Phone 478. Opposite Postofflco.,
Vague or lanlsnllc Names,
For the last two weeks the mem-
, liers of the "busy men's" class nt the
Vmini Men's Christian association
i have lieen playing match volley ball I
games twice a week In Ihe gymna-1
'slum. This afternoon teams number
i and 4 will play and as these two.
' teams are In the lead a hot contest Is
I expected. The men of the city are
I Invited to witness the contest.
Nanu s gl(en when there Is a gamh-; Chamber A WeaeM, t.tvenr.
i ling raid are likely to be vague. If not I
Phons 1
fantastic, and that Is why It Is noruted '
I 'irittiriil tluil II 11 t.111,,,11 ta'uH .mnii. i M
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H., ,.,., ,,, ? 1,11-1 ,11 MM
Mr. I.itirell has never turned his tal
jents toward stud poker, and has not
I even a theoretical knowledge of the
! itanie. Moreover, he was not among
; those present as It Is hardly neces
jsary to tell those who know him.
perhaps the rumor grew from a name
! given as II l.itle." or "II. Utile." or
I' ll Mini." as It severally appeared
ior was talked In police circles.
(agaln Nell Scrioiixly Hurt.
SHERBET CUPS AND
THIN GLASSES.
Together with China ami .Sil
verware for the Thanksgiving
dinner. Prices always less.
QUALITY W0I1KK. Phone
order filled promptly.
L X. i. Department Store
LIL MICUALsOVE, Sol Prop. .
tl PATTOIf AVE. ritOXB 10T.
fapl. ljinl,crt Noll, aed 0 years,
one of the oldest and best known cltl
ens of Transylvania county, waa
knocked off a trestle near Brevard a
few days ago, by a backing train, and
Is thought tn be fatally Injured. The
unfortunate man waa crossing the
trestle, which Is near a sharp curvs In
the mad, when he was overtaken by
the train and Injured. Ilia Injuries
ar both external nnd Internal and
Utile hop waa entertained yesterday
for hla recovery,
PAI.K Valuable resident and
business property, with two stores
always rented, fronting ISS feet, nn
Charlotte street, nt Imrgaln, terms
Owner non-resident. McKlssIck
Ileal Kstnte Co., Phone R2.
144-71
FOR RENT Several well furnished
rooms for light housekeeping; gar
range, one door from Monlford
car line. Apply at ti 8oco afreet.
14-1
Ilcv: Plato Durbam at Cmtral.
Rev. P'.io Durham, who preached
en able sermon yesterday morning at
Central Methodist church, waa th
week-end gueat of hi cousins, Misa
Kathleen and Mis Margaret Ware,
nt the home of A. II. War on Orange
street. lr. Durham left thia morning
for Hickory, where he la attending the
Methodist conference.
C Sawyer toe Mnthera Breed
The Miller-lib Paint tn. Lwce Pelnt
TWO OENTI.EMAN ROARDRR8
WANTKI Well people; suburban;
quiet, pleasant place; east and
south porchea; near car line. Call
phone tell. 141-lt
WANTED Tou. to know that If your
feet hurt. Dr. Ilayne of Italllmnre,
Md., can relieve you Immediately;
f year experience. Ileed ' ftiilhb
UST Red cow with white hind feet
Reward for return to J, A. Darby.
Ill Haywood street It
I.OHT I-nrgs, old-fashioned breaat
pin yesterday afternoon between 28
Cherry elreet nnd It Houth .French
llrnad eve. .-Liberal reward for re
turn to IS Houth French Hroad.
i :-. ,,'' - .v J44-H
FERRIS BREAKFASTBACON
25c Per Pound, in Strips
NOLAND & MclNTYRE m SQUARE
AGENTS FOR CHASE AND 6ANOORN8 TEAS AND COFFEES '
PHONES 131 AND 160. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Bargains in
Pianos
A few second-hand Pianos in perfect order good pi
anosat $100, $125, $150 and $175.
FALK'S MUSIC HOUSEs-
PHONE 806.
SI SOUTH MAIN ST.
v
Coaster Wagons and Autos for the Boys
Stout,' sturdy, strong. Built for rough-1 and-ready
rollicking boys. Handsome in : design. Moderately
priced. ,
Asheville Hardware Co.
SOUTH PACE SQUARE and 25 N. MAIN ST.
Perfectly
Simple
Simply
Perfect
Ol'lt niOTot.llAPIIS are more than good photograph. They are
true portraits, bringing out all that' beat In character and Individuality.
Make your appointment now and avoid the holiday rush.
H AGE 6 KOONCE,
"hone 14U. for. Patton and Asheland Avee.
Purest and Best
Rumford Baking Powder
FOR RENT Furnished 14-room
house, fine locntlon, on ear line
145.00. The II. F, Qrent Realt.v
Co, i.
WANTED Careful dressers to exam
ine the work done by the Aahevlllr
(leaning and Pressing Club. ' Ovei
fifteen year' experience , In ateiun
and dry cleaning, with especial
attention Riven ladlea' work. Satis
faction guaranteed. J. C. Wllhar.
Phone lit.
FOR RENT Furnished front rooms
r light housekeeping and other
bath and delightful porch, aamr
floor no children or sickness In
house. Ratea IT to III. 171 Flint
atreet. ttl-lt
LORT Between Mission hospital am'
Pmsther A Young' grocery, ar
oval old gold pin with Initials, "A
O. L,M Return to Mr. Lewi ai
Mission hospital ' .Jt
UA i NE.W ARRIVALS IV
of all kinds of Furniture and Household Goods for the
Fall Trade. Always a pleasure to show goods.
Beaumont Furniture Co.,
The Home of Furniture Values,
27 South Main St. phone 1002,
Ask to see tho Free Sewing Machine. '
MODEL A-l tMO.OO.
4-CyL, II. P. S- PaMHtnger Roadster.
Th model which established the world record for llgM car of I4.S
mile per hour at the "Long Island Automobile Derby," -
Supplied with rear eat for two, I960; rear aeat for one, $100, or aa
standard I passenger runabout, !S0. Wheel baa II in.', Urea IOzIH.
Equipped with I oil lamp, horn, too la. Double Inltor, magneto and bat
terlea. In each type the year seat la detachable.
Coston Automobile Go.
Phone 244. , No. 95 and 97 Patton Ave.
Green BrotaTumilure Store
FOR RENT 14 -room , boarrtlngit
I....U VT. - - , , A
ut,w, .-.w, ii.jwiNiii axreei
large grounda; aplendld location.
Ask your Grocer for
"COLONIAL BRAND"
FLAVORING EXTRACTS
2cauc2 ii est.
II j ,'V. ')
ill I v Ell
t
,s ; VBlaeeU'Vi Circo., Bearing
'.Crpet. Sweeper, lt.t
' and up, aave th. rug.
Ilghtana th. labor and M
. more sanitary.
Complete Un. .f Fall
Run. Mmt nice pattern.
In Eastern effect. Price,
lower than we hae. r''
had. Call and exeroln.
our line. ; tJ.
Ing, down etalr. S44-4I
Oeo. 8. Powell. ttl tt
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